Men in Tights was so freaking good. Love that movie.
As for holding multiple arrows/rapid firing/firing more than one. Great archers can actually do that.
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Robin Hood Teaser Trailer - ( Taron Egerton, Jamie Foxx, Jamie Dornan)
- Thread starter Strafer
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Men in Tights was so freaking good. Love that movie.
As for holding multiple arrows/rapid firing/firing more than one. Great archers can actually do that.
That, my friends, is the sound of nails being hammered into the Robin Hood movie franchise.
May it rest in piece.
Or I'll gouge its eyes out with a spoon.
(Looks nothing like Nottingham. The only saving grace for the City is the real Castle is closed right now for 2 years of restoration work.)
May it rest in piece.
Or I'll gouge its eyes out with a spoon.
(Looks nothing like Nottingham. The only saving grace for the City is the real Castle is closed right now for 2 years of restoration work.)
Oh, I'm with you on that. Law hamming it up was fantastic, and while Hunnam was flat I still love the guy.
I just hope he's getting dem checks. No man deserves them more.
Now we are making a great movie.
Jamie Foxx becomes a drug addicts.
Marian drops a nuke on Liverpool and is upset for 20 minutes, then it is never mentioned again.
I'll go see it.
One thing bugs me though, and all trailers do this now:
Why do they show like 4 seconds of random pieces of the trailer, the movie title, black screen, and THEN trailer? Like what the fuck. Looks so dumb.
One thing bugs me though, and all trailers do this now:
Why do they show like 4 seconds of random pieces of the trailer, the movie title, black screen, and THEN trailer? Like what the fuck. Looks so dumb.
Little John is actually a friend turned enemy from Robin's past.
And has one eye
AC, Assassin's Creed? Because this looks way better than that Assassin's Creed movie actually was.
It's just like in King Arthur - they pay lip service to most obvious details of the legend but then just throw whatever the fuck they think looks cool into it so long as it has some kind of vague "olden times" or even just fantasy legitimacy, irrespective of where and when those influences come from. There's no real attempt to make it authentic. It's just for fun! Which is a shame because there is no Robin Hood movie yet made which is a) grounded in reality b) not complete shite. Prince of Thieves is probably the closest and that's saying something.
Fuck it let's make the Public Domain Cinematic universe.
Robin Hood, The Man in the Iron Mask, Sherlock Holmes, The Three Musketeers, and Zorro team up to stop Moby Dick from firing a blue beam into the sky and Awaken Cthulhu.
The Hunchback of Notre Dame is a post credits stinger.
Robin Hood, The Man in the Iron Mask, Sherlock Holmes, The Three Musketeers, and Zorro team up to stop Moby Dick from firing a blue beam into the sky and Awaken Cthulhu.
The Hunchback of Notre Dame is a post credits stinger.
I legit thought that this was an Arrow gif at first.Hooo boy that looked rough. I always thought the Ridley version looked bland. This is bland on a whole new level.
What the fuck was with the rapid fire arrow firing? He's not hitting shit with that form.
I've actually never even heard of this version, let alone seen it. I will check it out, thanks.
What do you think The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen is? Different characters but the exact same idea. Alan Moore should really do some more with that.
Ehhhh the director's cut is a little bit better but it's pretty damn dull
Why do we get teaser trailers for the teaser trailer in the same video as the teaser trailer?
Has this dark and gritty interpretation of an old legend worked once yet? King Arthur didn't work, that Noah's Ark movie didn't work, Exodus: Gods and Kings didn't work, the last Robin Hood didn't work, and there are probably more that I'm just forgetting.
Has this dark and gritty interpretation of an old legend worked once yet? King Arthur didn't work, that Noah's Ark movie didn't work, Exodus: Gods and Kings didn't work, the last Robin Hood didn't work, and there are probably more that I'm just forgetting.
